A study on values, problems and potentials of the traditional dwellings in Karabağlar-Muğla

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2012

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Timur, Barış Ali

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Karabağlar district of Muğla, which was registered as a conservation site in 1977, is a low density traditional settlement which has had a family scale agricultural production background. Most of the families, living in the town center, used to migrate to their houses and their farms in that fertile district from the spring till the autumn in order to prepare their needs of foods for the winters as the production of family scale agriculture and animal husbandry. Today the district is located next to Muğla University campus in Kötekli district in the south and neighbors the axis relating university to the city center in the west. The land values in Karabağlar are very high because the area has always been a prestige zone for the citizens of Muğla because of its cultural and traditional background and the natural beauty. Unfortunately these characteristics lead either to rapid and unconscious restoration interventions or to the total abandoning of the traditional buildings to collapse in order to use the land in future. Therefore; Karabağlar is in danger of losing its traditional, urban, architectural and natural characteristics. This study seeks to fulfill the already made urban-scaled conservation studies with the architectural-scaled data. It aims to determine the values, problems and potentials of the traditional dwellings in Karabağlar-Muğla.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/21315

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B. A. Timur, “A study on values, problems and potentials of the traditional dwellings in Karabağlar-Muğla,” M.Arch. - Master of Architecture, Middle East Technical University, 2012.